Back in April, when there was a nip in the air and dinosaurs walked the the earth, it seemed inconceivable that the seeds, corms, and small plantlets trying to get a foothold in the garden would ever come close to filling the space. A relatively mild winter allowed us to get up to a great deal of mischief, creating new raised beds for the vegetable garden, opening up the somewhat ambitious Entry Garden, and getting way beyond our headlights with the grading of the Croquet Lawn and Hot Garden. Each of these spaces required a planting plan, which required plants, which required a budget—a budget that was made easier with a put-up-or-shut-up approach to the greenhouse. And the greenhouse delivered.
You’re so inspiring! And funny. Thanks for brightening my day.
Thanks so much Terri!